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Originally Posted by Bill
I went to etrailer.com and took a quick look at the Reese Pro. E-trailer does not do a real good job of laying out descriptions and specs, but it is a start.
The good news is that the lift bracket position is adjustable. Nominal is 27-1/2" back from center of coupler, but it can be moved forward as much as 3 inches to 24-1/2 inches "to clear objects on the frame". This three inches of adjustability doesn't do you any good? I'm surprised - it is a narrow (front to back) bracket.Bill
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At 27-1/2" inches, the rear-most lit bracket position is "running into" the swing hitch (the cross bars and the reinforcement bars above and below). It's too short already.
But, at a minimum length of 24-1/2", it is still much too long to fit entirely on the swing portion. The entire range of "adjustability" falls within "no man's land", conflicting with the swing hitch.